What this is.
The notebook
Super Formula Lights on iRacing, driven in VR. This site is the notebook for that work: setup tests, lap data, and track notes from real sessions. Every number on it was driven and measured.
The rig
| Driver | Russell Adams |
|---|---|
| Sim | iRacing |
| Series | Super Formula Lights |
| Car | Dallara 324 |
| Display | VR |
| Hardware | MOZA Racing |
| Lap reference | Garage61 |
Why it transfers
The wheel is direct-drive and the brake is a load cell. That is the same force feedback and the same pedal pressure a real car gives you. The physics are the reason real teams and drivers practice on iRacing. The tire and aero model under this notebook is the one a race engineer reads. Driven in VR, seated, braking against real resistance.
If you want to get fast
Reading the notebook
- Keeper: the setup currently on the car; the one the lap times kept.
- Rejected: a change that lost time. Its numbers stay on the record.
- Theoretical: the session's best sectors stitched together.
- Reference / gap to alien: the fastest known lap for the combo, and the distance to it.
- Setup tests change one variable at a time, with weather held constant.
- Units are metric: mm, N/mm, deg, kPa, km/h.